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South Africa should sort out the bad from the really bad on its invasive species list | The Conversation

10 July 2017 By admin

South Africa should sort out the bad from the really bad on its invasive species list: Managing trout is a contentious issue with conflicting views about whether they pose a risk, or are beneficial. ShutterstockThis article is the third in a series The Conversation Africa is running on invasive species. Alien species have been introduced to Africa for a variety of reasons. … [Read more...] about South Africa should sort out the bad from the really bad on its invasive species list | The Conversation

Invasive species have a massive impact, but wise policy can keep them out | The Conversation

23 June 2017 By admin

Invasive species have a massive impact, but wise policy can keep them out: The American red swamp crayfish was intentionally introduced to parts of Africa to control snails and as a pet. ShutterstockThis article is the second in a series The Conversation Africa is running on invasive species Invasive alien species harm ecosystems, economies and human health across the globe. … [Read more...] about Invasive species have a massive impact, but wise policy can keep them out | The Conversation

“Pathogen hunters”: citizen scientists track plant diseases to save species | The Conversation

11 April 2017 By admin

"Pathogen hunters": citizen scientists track plant diseases to save species: Plant diseases threaten food security and sustainability. They affect ecosystems and change natural environments. They cost money, too. An enormous amount is spent globally each year to control these diseases; the damage they cause is also hugely expensive. For example, crop losses from plant killing … [Read more...] about “Pathogen hunters”: citizen scientists track plant diseases to save species | The Conversation

Discovery Communications launches Multiplatform Campaign at Cites to Raise Awareness about Endangered Species

28 September 2016 By admin

Discovery Communications launches Multiplatform Campaign at Cites to Raise Awareness about Endangered Species: In support of an ongoing commitment to save the world’s most endangered species, Discovery Communications (www.DiscoveryCommunications.com) and the U.S. Wildlife Trafficking Alliance (http://USWTA.org), in conjunction with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service … [Read more...] about Discovery Communications launches Multiplatform Campaign at Cites to Raise Awareness about Endangered Species

Why military and market responses are no way to save species from extinction | The Conversation

23 September 2016 By admin

Why military and market responses are no way to save species from extinction: Markets and militarisation as responses to wildlife threats are dangerous because they often fail. ShutterstockThe arrival of climate change brings with it large-scale habitat loss and unprecedented species extinctions. The booming black and grey markets in already-threatened animals, including the … [Read more...] about Why military and market responses are no way to save species from extinction | The Conversation

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